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To investigate how past experiences contribute to understanding others within a phenomenological framework.

October 1, 2025International Journal of Qualitative MethodsOpen Access

Empathy, Phenomenological Reduction, and Reflexivity: Foundations of Phenomenological Research

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To investigate how past experiences contribute to understanding others within a phenomenological framework.
Analyzes Husserl's theory of apperception and intersubjectivity
Examines the role of empathy and reflexivity in interpretation
Utilizes phenomenological reduction for openness towards others
Past experiences enrich perception and interpretation of others
Empathy facilitates direct perception of others' subjectivity
Mutual embodied dialogue enhances communication and understanding

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This exploration reveals empathy enhances perception and interpretation of others' subjectivity through past experiences, suggesting new insights for phenomenological research.

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Idun Røseth (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69254f97c0ce034ddc359e33 https://doi.org/10.1177/16094069251394942

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This exploration reveals empathy enhances perception and interpretation of others' subjectivity through past experiences, suggesting new insights for phenomenological research.

Empathy, Phenomenological Reduction, and Reflexivity: Foundations of Phenomenological Research

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Empathy, Phenomenological Reduction, and Reflexivity: Foundations of Phenomenological Research

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